Events in Hesperia, CA

Celebrate Taco Tuesday with a spooky twist at the Monsters Taco Bash, a family-friendly fundraiser at Miguel's Baja Grill. Enjoy tasty food, a lively atmosphere, raffles, and a costume contest where creative outfits can win prizes. Bring a bag of individually wrapped candy to receive six complimentary raffle tickets for the opportunity drawing. A portion of food sales will be donated by Miguel's Baja Grill to support Hope House Empowerment Center’s community programs. Proceeds benefit Adopt-a-Family for Christmas, which assists families in domestic violence shelters and programs, as well as the annual Domestic Violence Awareness Walk. Businesses can contribute raffle baskets for the opportunity drawing. For event information, contact Sylvia Romo at 760-442-0649.

Enjoy a lively karaoke session hosted by DJ Pete. Families are welcome, with a friendly atmosphere for singing favorite tunes and cheering on fellow performers.

A pet adoption event with Apple Valley Animal Services will be at KAHOOTS Hesperia, offering a warm opportunity to meet animals and share a few cuddles. It is open to those exploring adoption as well as anyone who simply wants to visit.

French Bulldog owners and their pups gather at Apple Valley Civic Center Park for a community meet-up focused on connection and time together. As the group grows, safety is emphasized to ensure a positive experience for every dog and person. If a dog shows aggression or significant stress, owners may be asked to take a break and head out for the day to help keep everyone safe. The atmosphere aims to be welcoming, fun, and safe for all Frenchies and their families.

Marking 25 years of Lion Claws, this milestone edition brings back LC VIPs for a headline matchup. MSG (ret) Mad Max Mullen faces Ranger Hall of Fame honoree CSM (ret) Mark Collazos of Delta Force.

Marking a quarter century of Lion Claws, this anniversary game brings military VIP leadership to George Air Force Base. Ranger Hall of Famer MSG (Ret.) “MAD MAX” Mullen faces fellow Ranger Hall of Famer, Delta Force/Ranger CSM (Ret.) Mark Collazos, continuing the long-running Alpha versus Bravo showdown. Collazos leads Alpha and Mullen leads Bravo in a head-to-head duel that celebrates the core tradition of Lion Claws.

This community parking lot rummage sale offers a broad mix of items to browse. Vendor spaces are available for $10 per parking space.

A car and bike show in Victorville, California is open to the public and there is no admission fee.

Enjoy live music with food to grab and merchandise to browse, plus a dedicated play area for children. Admission and parking are free.

A group trip is forming to Pro-Line & Axial by the Fire, with options to travel together in a caravan or shared van. The plan centers on a camping and crawling adventure.

Special guest Hunter Keller from Montana will lead square and round dancing. He will cue the rounds and call the squares. The program starts with rounds, then moves into squares, alternating between the two for the duration. Plus and Mainstream tips are included.

Saddle up for a spooktacular horse obstacle challenge presented by the Mojave River Valley Horsemen’s Association. Horse and rider teams will navigate creative arena elements like bridges and pool noodles, along with confidence-building stations and technical maneuvers that showcase communication, skill, and teamwork. The experience is designed for all levels, from seasoned competitors to riders seeking a fresh challenge. Buckles will be awarded to winners. Details on divisions, rules, entry procedures, and additional prizes will be announced.

A full day centered on the connection between people and animals, this pet fair features a range of vendors, an affordable vaccination clinic, microchipping, food, contests, live music, and more. Dog licensing is available for the Town only. Embracing a Hollywood red carpet theme, adoptable pets take center stage as the stars of the show.

Family Assistance Program presents Boots and Bling 2026, Every Step Tells A Story, an annual gala featuring a cocktail hour, entertainment, dinner, a silent auction, and dancing. The evening supports efforts to rebuild lives, protect youth, and create second chances.

High Desert Spades Society brings a masquerade-themed night of cards and community to Victorville, California, blending spades and dominoes with music, food, raffles, prizes, and plenty of laughs. Masks are encouraged, dressy attire fits the mood, and the setting leans atmospheric for a little mystery. Expect spirited but friendly competition, lively banter, and a welcoming group. Participants are asked to bring a bottle to share and leave it for others to enjoy, and nonalcoholic options like juice, soda, water, or mixers are welcome. Talking smack is part of the fun, but good sportsmanship is expected when the score does not go your way. New to the game or still learning to keep score? A beginner table is available. Entry is $10, which includes food and access to raffles and prizes while helping support the event. Payments can be made via Zelle, Cash App, or Venmo. Checks are not accepted, and anyone unable to contribute the fee is still invited to attend.

Apple Valley Animal Services partners with Kahoots Feed and Pet in Hesperia for an adoption event that offers relaxed meet-and-greets with pets and opportunities to connect with animals looking for homes. The event is suited for those considering adoption as well as anyone who simply wants to spend a little time with the animals.

Griffin Dyeworks Retreat 2026 offers a relaxed getaway at Kemper Campbell Ranch LLC with six meals and two nights in hotel-style accommodations. Retreat guests can also register for classes. A nonrefundable $50 deposit secures any registration. Guests ages 11 and up may choose a double occupancy room for $400 and select their own roommate, or a single occupancy room for $550. Family attendees ages 3 and up can register for $150, which includes food and lodging in a double occupancy setup without retreat classes. A daytripper option is available for $150, which includes food and classes but no lodging. Family pricing and scholarships are available by request via email. Room arrangements and possible discounts can be discussed after placing a deposit, and payment plans are offered. A referral discount provides $50 off when you recruit a first-time attendee. Those who opt out of breakfasts and lunches receive $50 off. There is no space for vendors at this location. Teachers will be reimbursed for materials costs, no additional discounts apply, and class proposals are welcome.

A fall harvest festival presented by Jubilee Community Church brings the community together to celebrate the season.

RES Concepts heads to Axial by the Fire at Horsemens Center in Apple Valley for a weekend focused on RC crawling and community. After drawing more than 100 drivers alongside several local groups last year, the team is aiming to push that number higher. Plans include arriving early to visit the nearby Applebash RC Raceway to explore the scene and support local businesses. Feedback from attendees will guide what they bring to the gathering, with possibilities that range from a meet and workshop to a crawl session or mini competition, a setup and tuning day to dial in rigs, and a show and shine with a raffle. Clubs and groups are invited to collaborate, run trails together, or pit nearby to make the experience even stronger.

By The Fire adds a Halloween twist to Horseman’s Center Park, turning it into a spooky headless horseman themed setting for creepy, crawly, zombie bashing fun. Fans of R/C rock crawling, bashing, and creative builds can spend their days on trails and challenge courses, take part in build offs, and enjoy raffles each night. Costumes are welcome, and rigs can be outfitted with sinister flair to match the theme. At its heart, this gathering is about friends and families enjoying time together, pitching in, and sharing an R/C rock crawling adventure with a bit of friendly competition. Evenings by the fire offer a chance to swap stories from the day and get ready for the next run. Early registration includes perks such as a BTF Driver’s Bag and a limited edition 2026 BTF keepsake. Online pre-registration will close ahead of the event, and on-site registration will be available. Pre-registered guests have access to an exclusive early move in window. Camping is first come, first served, and spaces cannot be saved for others. Additional details will be shared.

Line dancing opens the program, followed by square dancing that alternates with additional line dances. The program is set for Plus and Mainstream levels.

The 4th Annual Sneaker Ball at the San Bernardino County Fairgrounds focuses on giving back to the High Desert Region, directing all funds raised to local residents. The foundation’s impact includes 26 scholarships, awards and gifts for 71 student athletes, free community events with giveaways, angel donations and financial support for local organizations, plus a snacks and backpack giveaway and a Toys for Champions giveaway. Ticket purchases and sponsorships help advance efforts that enrich the lives of youth and families across the region.

An adoption event with Apple Valley Animal Services takes place at Kahoots Feed and Pet in Hesperia. Expect plenty of furry cuddles and tiny paws. Visitors are welcome to meet the animals even if they are not looking to adopt.

High Desert Spades Society brings a Thanksgiving-themed night of cards and camaraderie to Victorville, blending spades and dominoes with food, music, laughter, raffles, and prizes for a community celebration of gratitude. Expect fall ambiance, seasonal dishes, friendly competition, and plenty of playful banter. Regulars and first-timers alike can count on a warm welcome, including a table set aside for beginners. House rules keep the energy lively and gracious: bring a bottle to share and leave it behind for others, and nonalcoholic beverages are just as welcome. Trash talk is part of the fun, but good sportsmanship is a must. Entry is $10, which includes food, raffle opportunities, and prizes while helping support the gathering. Payments are accepted via Zelle, Cash App, or Venmo, and checks are not accepted. No one is turned away for lack of funds. Spades and dominoes tables, great music, good eats, and a grateful spirit set the tone for a night that celebrates the community built around the table.

Keep pets protected at a community rabies vaccination clinic that welcomes any resident. Payment is cash only. Town residents can complete same-day license renewals. Permanent microchipping is available for $20, and additional vaccines will be offered at reduced cost, with options depending on availability.